Category: Libraries
Well, maybe it’s not dead, but part of this makes me think they’re helping to kill it. Dead or alive, this is a really cool…
“The purpose of this advisory is to provide information to help ensure that electronic book readers, and other emerging technologies, are used in library settings…
I just stumbled over a site named fiverr.com on which people offer to do things for you for just $5. Current offers on the home…
Stephen King and his wife have agreed to pay $3 million to overhaul their century-old hometown library in Maine, as long as $6 million is…
NYPL uses filters. Fine. I’m not going to have that argument. But it looks like they block “Peer-to-Peer File Sharing” as a category. Why? A…
Over @ OEDB.org librarian and editor Ellyssa Kroski has created a list of how librarians can contribute to the cause of open access. These are:…
This sounds like a great two-day conference and I’d love to attend but I’ll be @ Computers in Libraries at that time. Did I mention…
What started out as an interesting article about the papers of William Henry Seward being digitized at the University of Rochester turns into one about…
Narrating the OPAC: How Can Storytelling and Narrative Analysis Improve the User-Friendliness of the Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) Wednesday, 20 March 2013, 10am CDT…